in real life, kit harrington, aka john snow is saying i do two his former co-star rose leslie this weekendrew up in a cast. the estate has been in her family for 900 years. the couple have invited many of their co-stars. peter dinklage and emilia clarke. arriving today. we watched the fairytale romance unfold on and off screen. >> whapts your name? we met on the show. it's a special thing. so privileged. >> the couple fell in love while shooting scenes in iceland. their kem ski was immediately noticed by fans. >> the way kit and i -- they were very much in love with one another. >> rose was on "thrones" for three seasons before dying in her lover's arms. with kit still on the show and shooting in remote locations and rose joining a new show "the good fight" they had to be together long distance. >> the king of the north has come a long way since season one. 31-year-old is ready to leave john snow behind and plans to chop off his signature locks when filming wraps. >> sure, i'm good. >> kit's onscreen sister arrived for the wedding. she's planning her own i dos with joe jonas. she was just

kit harrington, who played john snow is a beautiful, beautiful man and he has married, i don't remember her name. rosie leslie i think? and they we re name. rosie leslie i think? and they were together on the show, they were lovers, she played a woman called ygritte, is very traumatic, some people come back to life... other people come back to life... other people come back to life... other people come back to live? dallas moment? they played lovers on the show and people are getting married people are very happy about it and you rarely see anything happy and i'm a thrones whatsoever and they looked very happy together. reality imitates art so let me know. screen romance that died been continued off screen. we will leave it there for now but i wanted to apologise to you because you manage this brilliantly. we had a nasty glitch in our system tonight, must be the weather, i blame the weather, so our graphics just and wake up in time so thank you. thank you, robert and thank you, rachel and thank you for persevering. we are back at 1130 and are at the top of the hour. in the meantime, it

. >> harington plays john snow and leslie played a courageous warrior in the earlier seasons. >> congratulations to them! >>> she put her little hand on the window and, you know, i saw a baby. like a little toddler there. >> if they see any weakness they will come by the millions. >> this is the response of an ignorant, uninformed president of the united states. >> this president calls those little girls, calls them ms13 and calls them criminals. and want the americans to feel believe the people we saw in this facility behind russ a danger. >> it's brutal dealing with the democrats. they don't want to do nothing. i don't think being weak on the border, being pathetically weak on the border, i don't think that is a good issue. >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> good morning. 7:01 is the time right now. a sign of progress in the immigration battle this morning and raising new questions for the thousands of families separated at the border. but it slijs -- seems like there is a plan. >> the good news is for the parents and for the first time, the gov

. >> harington plays john snow and leslie played a courageous warrior in the earlier seasons. >> congratulations> she put her little hand on the window and, you know, i saw a baby. like a little toddler there. >> if they see any weakness they will come by the millions. >> this is the response of an ignorant, uninformed president of the united states. >> this president calls those little girls, calls them ms13

john snow is still on the show. congratulations to the happy couple.a beautiful wedding and they're adorbs. >> i just watched the episode where he died. >> please catch up. >>> next to the b.e.t. awards. >> jamie foxx hosted the event in los angeles, and he went a bit off script over donald glover, aka childish gambino. >> i made a deal with my writers. whatever is on the prompter i got to say. so ladies and gentlemen, they say he's a young me, but i think he's better lookin'. he's incredible and his hairline is real. okay. all right. >> a little unscripted moment there with childish gambino. doing a little impromptu "this is america." but it really was nicki minaj who had the most headline-worthy performance of the night. straddling this horse in a -- glittery pink horse at that. ♪ >> minaj was performing along with big sean in their new single "big bank." >> yg. so as far as awards go, it was just an opportunity to see michael b. jordan on stage. to accept the award for best movie from our parent company disney, "black panther." he said the film was

co-host of latin parents public radio john kiriakou welcome john things good to see you again john i know it doesn't snow you're in the worst way just awful john i mean obviously you followed this case because it very closely mirrors you know what happened with you what what was your initial reaction and thoughts when you heard this plea deal come down i was shocked at the severity of the sentence here in the eastern district of virginia where most of us have been charged and tried. everybody's convicted because it's considered to be the espionage court that's what they call it but the sentences were like thirty months for me forty two months for jeffrey sterling but jeffrey for example went to trial and was found guilty of nine felonies reality winner took a plea to one felony and she did not turn over any information that contained sources and methods as you pointed out that this was an analytic piece so nothing was was exposed and she got sixty three months and it's not just the sixty three months she gets three years also supervised release she has to permanently give up the electronics that the f.b.

a reporter from the orlando station has more >> it is the first day of hurricane season and snow bird johnrth with his rv. >> we are snow birds and make sure there's nothing loose that can blow away. >> while he lives on a nearly 50 square mile body of water, he says he's not worried. >> the lake actually has a dam that they can drain it so it is not -- it is not a body of water that you have to be concerned about flooding or anything. >> he's talking about this dam on the lake, managed by the st. john's river water management district. they've been preparing for hurricane season all year. >> irma is unique that it brought a lot of rain in a very short amount of time. so we have been very proactive to ensure that we're ready for the season. >> that preparation involves inspecting more than 200 miles of levees and making repairs where necessary. they are also constantly monitoring water levels. >> we look at surface water, ground water. we collect a lot of data. and what we are doing is trying to be proactive in ensuring there's capacity to receive any rain. >> at flood control structures,

john: yeah. mike: the andersons. you know, vacation every year in the mountains for snowing, up north for water skiing. hn: we don't vacation anymore together. we don't do a lot of things because it's just too -- lemonis: as a family. john: yeah, because it's too painful. mike: our family just, like, broke apart. this back area is a little too cramped. lemonis: because you're trying to run two businesses out of 'em. mike: exactly. john: so this is the office. lemonis: hi, there. val: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. val: val. nice to meet you. lemonis: val, nice to meet you. what do you do? val: i'm the office manager, and i take care of finances for tankfarm. i do -- lemonis: the stores? val: the stores. i do, like, the deposits at the banks. i do payroll. lemonis: and are you guys all paid through anderson? val: correct. lemonis: okay. john: this is amy. amy: i'm the production manager for anderson and tankfarm. lemonis: okay. amy: and then i do finances for anderson, as well, too. lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, or are you -- amy: yes. john: we know. mike: anderson's paying the bills. lemonis: but an

s i want my ma just want to come in rhyme second class honestly probably snowing so pete is not a total. python star john cleese hit back at the b.b.c. as only john cleese could. b.b.c.'s head of comedy puts monti polytheists lack of a regional a-t. down to a surfeit of education and races by this unfair we remarkably diverse for a time we had three grammar school boys want to put an gilliam then actually black was a yank and no slave owners. we asked people in london if they thought monty python had a place in today's world younger generation that grew up in a completely different time looking back and judging all comedy but today standards if you can really do that it's such classic t.v. and the likes of you. folks how was you've got all those classics that we've had to be a tease of the seventy's they want to keep going because they are timeless pieces of work if you go back and listen to old months apart from it i mean even i would find some of it shocking it's you know we're losing this it is really a cheap shot that we still have i guess it's about. private a fine balance between you know what's fu

john awful. to much. to tell me that that will lead to. those who love him with all i can tell women to my eyes because it would even go your money i'm going to snow was one of the sure. that we didn't turn to someone that improbable so well to going to where i was you know. i was like you need a thousand of that jump i gotta do what he can you know was he just look to me to know it was you know your morning. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. oh oh oh you doing telephones. much of this may come as we're going to solve the cold even if. it doesn't i think because of course most of. them do going to come down as one source or the ball now the lawyer gets the nice old nun to turn. it. over evil. it will hit hit hit the least. bit. i've. read that she'll be in time so that both as a closer to home possible so we can also add that it was a smooth ok i'll give you a feel one that unclear but it topical cut us off with all giggles and i say that i am awesome i get i'm sick so fired up and then moved by this past. going on once in a monk i was starting to pursue. a spiritual tongue and intentionally and part

john meacham is here. >> supporters of donald trump melt like precious snow flakes in the arizona sun. >> that's terrible said some things that i thought were very regrettable and she shouldn't have said, but you can look at that and of course you can say well, wait, is she really inciting violence because that's what a lot of people on twitter was saying that she was doing. look at those words and figure out if she was. and the president's response, be careful what you ask for was an incitement of violence but i do wonder how relatives and friends of mine will melt like the biggest most precious snow flake in the desert sun over something that someone might say against donald trump or against some of donald trump's people. and yet donald trump just out and out calls for violence. in that case, called for the shooting of hillary clinton by 2nd amendment people. he said well, you know, what can we do? maybe you 2nd amendment people can do something about it. and yet maxine is -- they -- i wrote a column about that when it happened. i didn't hear my friends and relatives who are such delicate precious snow

joining us now washington times ed story o'connor and brought john mccain back and campaigning in ohio. why the democrats bringing them back snow>> they need to raise money that's why he was in beverly hills interesting they're not bringing hillary clinton out for these stuart. it is fascinating that -- >> that is sarcasm. >> i serve that up every day. the president is acknowledging at least republicans are are winning and republicans should actually feel good about their lghtive agenda and also the supreme court decisions that have come down thanks to the president's -- position of putting neil gorsuch on the supreme court. but here's the problem it is also american people who are winning and that's the problem for obama and democrats is that -- most americans are feeling a lot better about economy feeling that president trump is man to steer this economy and six months after the tax cuts things are pretty good right now for republicans. >> you look at prosperity and immigration, and if you with look at other aspects of our politics, i think things are drifting towards the president drifting towards the gop. i don't think that

snow let's see if congressman gets his questions in. >>> coming up, a number of u.s. governors are taking action to separate them. we're belli-- we'll be looking that. we'll ask colorado governor john hickenlooper. >> and also immigrant parents separated from their children. details on that ahead. in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the time to get an exceptional offer on the mercedes of your midsummer dreams at the mercedes-benz summer event, going on now. receive up to a $1,250 summer event bonus on select suvs. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. and we got to know the friends of our friends.r the friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy. because when this place does what it was built for, then we all get a little closer. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches ov

a coma any city with him a snow cone mines left. john to ground zero. that. these people are survivors of a disappearing. before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. at a place for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the funnel school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money just kill you narrowness and spending to twenty million one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy a great so what more chance for. the thinks it's going to take. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it's meaningless to the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convi

snow. it wasn't one that we knew. >> reporter: yeah. not easy. it's still fresh. it's been almost eight years now. we think about my father-in-law, johnation that, frankly, is long overdue. >> suicide prevention center, crisis line. >> reporter: in places like the didi hersh center in los angeles, the phones have not stopped ringing. in the wake of anthony bourdain's death, calls to the national suicide prevention lifeline jumped 65% from friday to saturday. each call routed by area code, to 150 centers in the u.s., where crisis counsellors connect people to life-saving resources. new numbers from the cdc shows suicide is the tenth-leading cause of death in the u.s., the recent high-profile deaths of bourdain and kate spade, shining a light on a public health crisis. >> i feel like the two losses that occurred touched people in a very intense way. and having the cdc report launch right in the middle of that. i think was a way that has been engaging people, both in their heart as well as in their head, to feel this and understand it. >> reporter: talking about it isn't easy. i lost my father-in-law to suicide. we miss him every day. th

snow. brian: i thought i mattered. then i saw that shot. 24 minutes after the hour. >> lawmakers shutting down streets outside the border and protection offices. ainsley: there was actor and trump critic, johnim. as he has true moral authority. we will not obey a governor that tears children away from parents, demonizes, humiliates and tortures immigrants. we are all immigrants. this is fascism. brian: that is not accurate but go ahead, your ann actor. you must know everything. hear to weigh in is syndicated talk show host dana loesch. hey, dana. ainsley: is he insinuating he was acting, dana. >> he must be. good to see you guys. good morning to you. curious first off where was the outrage when you had democrats held house and senate. that is not putting it off. immigration was supposed to be one of their top issues. even, let's not forget, during a portion of former president obama's first term, they held a supermajority. so they could have prep run roughshod over any objections that republicans had. they wasted that opportunity. where it comes to cusack's statement that somehow we're torturing and demonizing immigrants, i would love to see some examples of torturing immigrants. i've been